Cisco 887 VDSL/ADSLl Over Pots Router (CISCO887VA-SEC-K9)

hello and welcome to this tutorial we're going to talk about the router auxiliary port so far we've talked about the console port and how it's used to physically connect to a router and a switch for administration and routers and switches both have console ports well there's another way to connect to a router physically and that's known as the auxiliary port now switches do not have an exhibit report so that's a main difference between one of the main differences between routers and switches so when your thought when you're thinking about auxiliary ports keep in mind these are for routers only so let's start with a picture this is the back of a router and you can see we have a console port and two fast ethernet ports and just on the bottom there slightly covered by the cable you can see aux that is how the auxiliary port is identified and here it is an rj45 connector well some details a